Come and enjoy our 3 star plus Qualmark property right in the heart of Queenstown. Whether ... more
you are on a leisure weekend break or business stay, this hotel is the perfect location. Spacious rooms all have large private balconies so you can enjoy the mag...
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Kingsgate Hotel Terraces Queenstown Is Located OnFrankton Road, The Main Arterial Route ... more
Into Queenstown,With The Centre Of Town Only A Short 10 Minute Stroll Away.The Hotel Has 85 Guest Bedrooms. Every Room Has MagnificentViews Over Lake Wakatipu And The Surrounding MountainRanges, Which Can Be Enjoyed From The Privacy Of YourOwn Balcony Or Courtyard.The HillaryS Restaurant Is Located On Level Two Of TheHotel, Where You Will Find That The Panoramic Views AreA Fantastic Accompaniment To Your Meal.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Kingsgate Hotel Terraces Queenstown Is Located OnFrankton Road, The Main Arterial Route ... more
Into Queenstown,With The Centre Of Town Only A Short 10 Minute Stroll Away.The Hotel Has 85 Guest Bedrooms. Every Room Has MagnificentViews Over Lake Wakatipu And The Surrounding MountainRanges, Which Can Be Enjoyed From The Privacy Of YourOwn Balcony Or Courtyard.The HillaryS Restaurant Is Located On Level Two Of TheHotel, Where You Will Find That The Panoramic Views AreA Fantastic Accompaniment To Your Meal.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Great location, lovely entrance areas Disadvantages: very shabby in bedrooms
Edinburgh is one of those cities near enough for us to visit for a weekend, and with enough attractions and shops to keep us all busy. So, we tend to go a couple of times a year.
I usually book online, and because I don?t know the city well, it?s usually a bit of a feat finding the hotel. Last time we went, our hotel was very difficult to find, and because it was at the opposite side of the city to ?our side? (Newcastle side), we had to negotiate the city centre- not good for anyone who doesn?t know the city.
This hotel, by contrast, was incredibly easy to find. Armed with my route finder directions, we set off, and it seemed that no sooner had we entered the city than we were there.
The hotel itself is located on a beautiful tree lined street of Georgian terraces- very stately. Our one problem when we first arrived is that ...
Advantages: comfortable quiet rooms,hotel situated conveniently for access to the City CBD, and 20 minutes maximum from Auckland International Airport Disadvantages: poor timing on our part, we arrived at reception early evening just after 2 parties,quite a wait as a result
We arrived at Auckland International Airport from Fiji in late afternoon.It took a while to clear immigration and customs,and ,more prolonged, to clear the checks of the NZ Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Quarantine service, as we had 2 wood based gift products purchased in Nadi.
Hire car,courtesy of EZY,was picked up from the airport information desk and airport car park.
The 3 star hotel was reached via an easy drive on good quality dual carriageway roads ( the South Western Motorway and Hugh Watt Drive) in 20 minutes, and through the Royal Oak district.
Greenlane is a pleasant leafy residential suburb of Auckland, adjacent to Cornwall park. There is a good bus service into central Auckland, and importantly the hotel is well placed for access to the Southern Motorway which we used to head south to Rotorua ...
Advantages: New Zealand scenery at its best Disadvantages: Some say a bit pricey!!!
, compact town, having a look at the trout which swim around the pier or meandering up into the hills to watch a day in the life of Queenstown.
There is a bit of a goldmining theme going on in Queenstown, so there are attractions which take you back in time when Chinese and other hopeful's scoured the rugged hills and dangerous, torrential rivers for that precious ore.
Actually, Queenstown exists due to these hardy goldminers. It's history goes back to times when the Maori also searched - for Pouanamu (greenstone, or jade) and the Moa bird (now extinct!). Along came the goldminers, who needed a place to settle, so they did; around 1860 Queenstown became a goldminers' camp.
It is much more than that today. It is a vibrant, day or night, town which really does move. Bus tours by the dozens bring international travellers to plush hotels ...
Writing321 03.02.2006 (23.02.2006)
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